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U.K. police say deadly rampage at Manchester synagogue was terrorist attack — Christopher Furlong/Getty Images via Getty Images

Terrorism · United Kingdom

U.K. police say deadly rampage at Manchester synagogue was terrorist attack

46% Center coverage: 192 sources

Police have confirmed that this morning's horrific incident at a Manchester synagogue that left two people dead has been classified as a terrorist attack. See the Story

France Detains Crew After Boarding Sanctioned 'Ghost Fleet' Tanker Off Saint-Nazaire — DAMIEN MEYER/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

France Politics · Saint-Nazaire

France Detains Crew After Boarding Sanctioned 'Ghost Fleet' Tanker Off Saint-Nazaire

36% Left coverage: 142 sources

The investigation spotlights enforcement against sanctions-evading fleets, with any link to Danish drone incursions still unverified.See the Story

Greggs increasing prices tomorrow due to higher employment costs — JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

UK Economy · England

Greggs increasing prices tomorrow due to higher employment costs

67% Center coverage: 18 sources

Bakery chain Greggs is to increase its prices from Thursday as it grapples with increased employment costs. The price of a two-item breakfast deal will rise from £2.95 to £3.15 as the chain's chief executive, Roisin Currie, said the "big cost" it had to factor in this year was employment. See the Story

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